Must-see attractions for Australian tourism

Play in the mysterious island, sail in Sydney Harbour, and play barefoot like children on the quiet beach. This is the romance of Australia. The following are specially collected must-see attractions for Australian tourism for your reference!

1. Sail to the Holy Ghost Islands

Looking along the central coastline of Queensland, the winding Cod Islands are patchwork, which is the most suitable place for sailing in Australia. The Whitsunday Islands consists of 74 small islands, most of which are surrounded by bays, forming a magical natural pier. There are many yacht charters in Avery Beach and Hamilton Island. No matter what your budget is or what your sailing level is, you can find a suitable sailing mode here. For tourists with a little sailing experience, it is recommended to rent an unmanned yacht, which provides a fully equipped kitchen, barbecue grill, stereo surround sound system, hot shower and absolutely safe transmission settings.

2. Walking barefoot in Byron Bay

Byron Bay on the north coast of New South Wales, where the beaches are perfect. You can walk barefoot on this empty beach. The main beach is located at the forefront of the whole city, where the fine sand is extremely soft. At the end of the Cape Byron lighthouse, Wategos Beach, the easternmost part of Australian land, is another beautiful fairyland, surrounded by rocky rocks, which is becoming more and more charming against the setting sun. Butter Beach, south of the lighthouse, is seven kilometers long and extends to the Broken Head Nature Reserve. Dolphins often appear near these beaches. You can also enjoy the beautiful sunset on the sea here.

Step 3 spend the night in Sydney Harbour

The sails and cables beat against each other, the sea breeze blows against the canvas, the sea water hits the bottom of the ship, the cliff covered with bushes surrounds the whole city, and the magnificent reinforced giant harbor bridge stands in the air. Sailing in Sydney Harbour is definitely an unforgettable experience, and EastSail's happy sailing trip will bring you different romantic memories. The whole voyage will begin with the luxury yacht "Bonnardeau" anchored in the harbor. At sunset, the yacht will dock in a hidden bay, allowing guests to enjoy dinner quietly in the starlight and waves.

4. Bloom, Western Australia-Pearl Paradise

Pearl is the perfect interpretation of love, and the best place to buy pearls is Bloom, the hometown of pearls in Australia. This remote town is located in the northwest corner of the mainland and has a unique humanistic style. With the development of Kimberly coastline pearl farm, the pearl industry here is slowly recovering. The price of cultured brine pearls depends on their size, shape and luster. The luster of pearls is reflected and diffracted on the transparent nacre layer, which is formed by the crystallization of calcium carbonate produced by the beauty of mother-of-pearl under the stimulation of beauty in the eyes of lovers. Finding a pearl that attracts you is sometimes like finding a lover that attracts you.

5. Mount Macedonia in Maple Valley, Melbourne

China people in Melbourne like to call Macedonian Mountain Maple Valley. Maple Valley is in the northwest of Melbourne, and Mount Macedonia can be translated as Mount Macedonia. Maple Leaf Avenue is beautiful when going up the mountain. A whole golden maple is covered with red maple leaves, like a continuous red carpet. Welcome to your arrival. Maple Leaf Valley is elegant, suitable for strolling along Maple Leaf Avenue when the air is crisp in autumn, intoxicated by the glittering golden light. Mount Macedonia is a paradise with few people and beautiful scenery, and fairy-tale beautiful photos can be taken everywhere.

Australian tourist attractions ranking

(1) Canberra

Canberra, the capital of the Commonwealth of Australia, is a new city uprooted in 19 13 with a population of about 400,000. This is a purely political center. There are no other economic sectors here except tourism, gambling and service industries that meet the needs of federal government agencies, scientific research institutions, colleges and universities, and cultural and entertainment departments. The green area of the whole city accounts for more than 60%, and it is a world-famous garden city.

The main tourist attractions are:

1. Griffin Lake

Griffin Lake is an eye-catching symbol, Captain Cook Fountain, which is a commemorative product to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Captain Cook's landing. The water column can be sprayed up to 130m, which is quite spectacular. Other attractions of Griffin Lake include the Canberra Urban Planning Exhibition Hall at the Cape of Saizhou, the Blandell Farm built by 1858, and the bell tower on Aspen Island.

2. Canberra Lilliput

Cogington Green Garden in Canberra 1979 1 1.3 opened, which is a private garden of the Cogington family in the UK. The Carltons, who live in Australia, decided to build a manor of their own out of longing for their hometown, England, and put the British humanities buildings and representative buildings of other countries on 12: 65438+.

3. New Parliament Building

The new parliament building, which is made of marble, has successfully created an extraordinary momentum of authority in the white, black and red marble space. The building is the work of Australian architect R Sup and American architects Mitchell and Kikola. Visitors can visit the hall and the upper and lower houses. If they take the elevator to the top platform, they can have a panoramic view of Canberra.

(2) Sydney

Sydney is Australia's largest city, an important port and the capital of New South Wales. The whole city is built on the low hills around the bay, with an urban area of12,406 square kilometers and a population of about 3.75 million (including 3.2 million urban areas and 550,000 urban areas). Sydney is an important political, economic and financial center in Australia and a world-famous tourist city.

There are many scenic spots in Sydney, mainly including:

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This building best represents Australia and is known as the eighth wonder of the world. The Sydney Opera House, designed by Danish architect Joomutzon, looks like several huge shells that open backwards and a full white sail. The construction of Sydney Opera House began in 1959 and lasted 14 years. It has nearly 1000 rooms, including four halls: concert hall, opera house, drama hall and theater. It can receive more than 2 million tourists and attract more than 200,000 tourists every year.

2. Sydney aquarium

The main building of Sydney Aquarium is under the water surface of Darling Harbour, with an underwater passage of1.46m and a full-round glass viewing window, allowing visitors to enjoy the charm of underwater ecological environment. There are more than 5,000 kinds of underwater creatures in Australia, among which there are many kinds of sharks, ranking first and second in the world. In addition, there is the largest platypus in the world. The Sydney Aquarium displays seals, crocodiles, mangroves, far northern fish and pelagic fish, as well as the underwater ecology of the Great Barrier Reef, rocky coast, Sydney Harbour and Darling River. There is also a touch area for visitors to touch some marine life.

3. Sydney Bridge

Sydney Harbour Bridge is a representative building of early Sydney. Like a Changhong across the bay, it faces the world-famous Sydney Opera House across the sea and becomes a symbol of Sydney.

4. Sydney Tower

The Sydney Tower, which ranks alongside the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge as the three landmark buildings in Sydney, is a must-see attraction for tourists to visit Sydney, especially if they want to have a bird's eye view of Sydney, they must climb the 305-meter-high tower.

5. Rock area

The rocky area next to the Harbour Bridge is the source of Australia's connection with the western world, and Captain Philip began to train more than 0/000 prisoners in Australia/KLOC. At present, it has restored its colonial style and become an important tourist spot to explore the source of Australia. After careful planning, it will become the center of Sydney's cultural gathering. You will see the most wonderful tourists in Sydney and get unexpected happiness in various boutiques.

6. Band-Aid Beach

The name of Band-Aid Beach comes from the indigenous language bondi, which means the sound of the sea lapping on the coast. Band-aid beach length 1 km. Although it is only a beach town, it is Australia's long-established surfing center and a traditional surfing life-saving training base in Australia. On summer weekends, there are various surfing activities here, and athletes take turns to perform; There is an informal east team singing at the top of their lungs on the shore; There are folk activities, art exhibitions and so on.

7. Australian Zoo

This jungle is located 40 kilometers west of Sydney and covers an area of 4 hectares. There are many kinds of wild animals in the park-red kangaroo, grey kangaroo, koala, southern hairy-nosed wombat, monitor lizard, saltwater crocodile, freshwater crocodile, fairy penguin, hedgehog, Tasmanian devil, wild dog and so on.

8. Blue Mountain

Located at 0/00 km away from Sydney/Kloc, it is a good place for Sydney people to spend their weekends, and it maintains its original natural features. There are three national parks; Blue Mountain, Houlle Rice, Boyd, Kalangula. The important scenic spots are the Three Sisters Rock Group and the stalactites in the town of Luolandong. The towns in the Blue Mountains also have their own characteristics. Blackstone South District is famous for its cuckoo garden. Katuba, a former media collection center, is now home to antique shops, art galleries and museums. Falcon Bridge, located in the low blue mountains, has the art gallery and museum of Norman Lindsay, a famous Australian writer.

9. Hyde Park

Hyde Park in Sydney is located in the center of Sydney. It was founded in 18 10 years ago and has a history of more than 200 years. There are clean lawns and towering trees over a hundred years old. This is a good place for leisure. There is also a cathedral of the Virgin Mary nearby.

(3) Melbourne

Melbourne is located on the Yarra River, about 5 kilometers from Phillip Bay. It is Australia's cultural, sports, shopping and dining center, with an area of about 6 100 square kilometers and a population of 3.5 million, making it the second largest city in Australia. Melbourne was founded in 1835. 1927 was the capital of the federal government. It developed rapidly in the gold rush in the middle of19th century. At present, the city still retains many magnificent Victorian buildings in the19th century, with lush trees and numerous parks. It is Australia's largest city with the most European flavor, and 1993 was rated as the third most livable city in the world.